pinta

Pinta is lightweight yet effective open source drawing (and editing) tool, designed with providing users an easily graspable filled-with-numerous-features interface in mind.

Pinta has been updated to another interesting release, 1.4 version, taking a step further towards more default features.

Ubuntu is definitely a full-fledged operating system that can successfully handle not only "common" daily tasks (reading an email, browsing the web, watching a movie, etc) but also complex "workflows", such as dealing, maneuvering and editing media-oriented actions, where creativity can be unleashed and corroborated with powerful applications, apps "situated" usually 1-click away in the warmth and "coolness" of Ubuntu Software Center.

How can we express our creativity, passion, feeling, demands, requirements, intentions via software usable in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS?

Pinta is a free open-source image editing tool designed with Paint.NET in mind with expressed golas of providing an easy-to-ue yet powerful image manipulation experience.

Days ago, Pinta 1.2 was released adding new features "packed" with bugs, bugs fixed in the just-now released Pinta 1.3, version delivered with 35 bug fixes with 17 high-priority crashes resolved.

How do we install Pinta 1.3?
Add the following official PPA (Oneiric, Precise)

Pinta is an image drawing and editing tool similar to Paint.NET designed with a simplistic interface and plenty of functionalities.

Pinta 1.2 has just been released, bringing numerous bug fixes and various enhancements, that are to provide a more solid overall editing experience.

The new 1.2 release introduces a more subtle, properly proportioned interface, reducing the toolbar buttons' size.

How do we install Pinta 1.2?
Add the following official PPA (Oneiric)